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#HOW TO INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES UPDATE#
#HOW TO INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES MANUAL#
#HOW TO INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES UPGRADE#

The number of Networks with firmware matching "Warning" and "Critical" status will appear on the overview tab of the firmware upgrades page.

#HOW TO INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES UPGRADE#

We recommend that you upgrade to the latest stable or beta firmware version.Ĭritical (Red) status indicates that the firmware for your network is out of date and may have security vulnerabilities and/or experience suboptimal performance. We highly recommend that you upgrade to the latest stable and latest beta firmware release. Warning (Yellow) status means that a newer stable major firmware or newer minor beta firmware is available that may contain security fixes, new features, and performance improvements. Minor updates may be available, but no immediate action is required.

Good (Green) status indicates that your network is set to the latest firmware release.

It’s always recommended to run at least the latest stable version for each respective product in order to ensure the best performance, stability, and protection from security vulnerabilities.Įach firmware version now has an additional Status column as follows:

#HOW TO INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES UPDATE#

In order to further simplify and streamline the firmware update process, we are introducing Firmware Status for Meraki firmware.

After the first upgrade has completed, repeat steps 1-3 to perform the second half of the upgrade from your intermediary version to your target version.Ĭisco Meraki is committed to delivering powerful yet easy-to-manage firmware updates for all Meraki products via the firmware upgrades tool in the dashboard.

Select a scheduled time you want to perform the upgrade. You can cancel the upgrade from the Firmware upgrades page and select Reschedule.

This is a prime example of a firmware barrier Note that the latest stable is not a selectable option and won't be until you upgrade to the required intermediary firmware version. In this case, because we are upgrading from MS 9.27 we must upgrade to MS 10.35 first.

Select the Target firmware version you are trying to upgrade to from the drop-down menu.

From here you can select an individual or many networks within your organization

Select Organization > Monitor > Firmware upgrades > All networks.

The first from your current to the intermediary version, and another from the intermediary to your target version.

#HOW TO INSTALL FIRMWARE UPDATES MANUAL#

In order to complete the upgrade from the current version to the target version, two manual upgrades will be required. Selecting this option will not prevent future upgrades from being scheduled by Meraki.

If an upgrade is later scheduled but was subsequently cancelled (either from the Organization > Firmware Upgrades page or by Support), the Ignore option will be selected again.

Ignore: This option will appear as selected if there is a newer firmware version available but nothing is currently scheduled.Upgrade as scheduled: This option will be selected if an upgrade has been scheduled either by an admin, Support, or the bulk upgrade tool.(Re)schedule the firmware upgrade or Perform the upgrade now: These options will be active if there is a newer upgrade available, whether it is currently scheduled or not.To elect to run beta firmware, select Try beta firmware and select Yes.īelow are the conditions for when the firmware management options appear on Network-wide > General: Navigate to the bottom of the page and select Save.If there is a new firmware available, select either Reschedule the firmware upgrade, Perform the upgrade now, or Upgrade as scheduled.Scroll down to where it lists Firmware upgrades.

Navigate to Network-wide > Configure > General.Follow the steps below to schedule a firmware upgrade. Firmware upgrades can be scheduled on a per-device type basis for each dashboard network.